How do I setup a shared database?
- How do I create a shared database in SQL?
- Can multiple users open an Access database at the same time?
- What is a shared database?
- How do I connect to a shared database?
How do I create a shared database in SQL?
Open SQL Server Management Studio.1Open SQL Server Management Studio.2Right-click the Databases folder on the attached database server and select New Database.3Enter a database name. For example, Perception_REPO.4On the Options page, set the collation to SQL_Latin1_General_CP1_CI_AS.5Click OK to create the database.7. Creating the shared repository database on your database server
Can multiple users open an Access database at the same time?
Access, by default, is a multi-user platform. So this functionality is built in. However, to insure data integrity and not cause corruption, a multi-user database should be split between the back end (the tables) and a front end (everything else).
What is a shared database?
A Shared Database allows you to store your documents in your favorite relational (SQL) database rather than on the file system. This means that multiple users can concurrently use the same synchronized storage location without any problems.
How do I connect to a shared database?
Users can connect to the database by clicking on Shared Databases in the Sources panel and then clicking New database connection. This will bring up a dialog for the user to enter in the database details.
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